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Shoe Damage Report & Appreciation Central - Part I
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Are you talking about the shoes or us?Originally Posted by edmorel
While most of us here are probably a little pretentious those boots are just too much. I can see some stockbroker from Conneticut driving around in his Rover wearing these pretending he's Edmund Hillary. In short; both.
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While most of us here are probably a little pretentious those boots are just too much. I can see some stockbroker from Conneticut driving around in his Rover wearing these pretending he's Edmund Hillary. In short; both.Originally Posted by texas_jack
You can count me among the unpretentious.
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While most of us here are probably a little pretentious those boots are just too much. I can see some stockbroker from Conneticut driving around in his Rover wearing these pretending he's Edmund Hillary. In short; both.Originally Posted by texas_jack
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Originally Posted by A Harris
What happened to that site? It has been taken over by Happy Stroller, Pith Helmit Guy and company
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Well, they have a thick rubber sole and if you waterproof them why couldn't you use them the same way you would timberlands? If they were reasonably priced, I think they would be awesome on a snowy day with slim fit flannel pants, a shirt and cardigan or something to that effect. Stylish, warm and appropriate for the weather, not sure how that would be pretentious. now, if I was walking around with them in dress shorts and knee high tube socks..........
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What happened to that site? It has been taken over by Happy Stroller, Pith Helmit Guy and companyOriginally Posted by iammatt
Every time I hear the word Stroller, I get sick. Pith Helmet?? Jesus. He must have button boots also then.
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Well, they have a thick rubber sole and if you waterproof them why couldn't you use them the same way you would timberlands? If they were reasonably priced, I think they would be awesome on a snowy day with slim fit flannel pants, a shirt and cardigan or something to that effect. Stylish, warm and appropriate for the weather, not sure how that would be pretentious. now, if I was walking around with them in dress shorts and knee high tube socks..........Originally Posted by edmorel
+1, I could definitely see myself wearing those during the colder months.
Funny, those are the ones I like best. The Scotney is nice, too, but probably not for me. The others ... eh.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
No! You're wrong, they're all dull!
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whoa, nice EGs.
here's my latest addition, a lightly used Florsheim Cordovan. This pic is terrible, I will put up a better pic in daylight later. They look like they were worn maybe 5 times. This is one of my favorite ebay finds thus far and fills a hole in my lineup.
here's my latest addition, a lightly used Florsheim Cordovan. This pic is terrible, I will put up a better pic in daylight later. They look like they were worn maybe 5 times. This is one of my favorite ebay finds thus far and fills a hole in my lineup.
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Are they the ones that sat at $49.00 with no bids until the very end?
here's my latest addition, a lightly used Florsheim Cordovan. This pic is terrible, I will put up a better pic in daylight later. They look like they were worn maybe 5 times. This is one of my favorite ebay finds thus far and fills a hole in my lineup.
whoa, nice EGs.Originally Posted by Tarmac
here's my latest addition, a lightly used Florsheim Cordovan. This pic is terrible, I will put up a better pic in daylight later. They look like they were worn maybe 5 times. This is one of my favorite ebay finds thus far and fills a hole in my lineup.
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